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The concert dedicated to John Cage's music, performed in his presence and introduced by a brief conversation in public, was organized in the summer of 1992 (21 june) in Florence and obtained an exceptional success. It was really and truly an event because Cage had come to Florence on one previous occasion alone, about midway through the Fifties, on the occasion of a concert in the hall of Leonardo da Vinci Society which the young Luciano Berio took part in, and because the performers was the best ones for Cage's sounds.
A few weeks later (on 14 August), Cage died.from the magazine Sonora, partially included
In his 1985 BBC
Television essay examining the roots of Mahler's inspiration, Leonard Bernstein talks,plays and conducts the London Symphony, Vienna
and Israel Philharmonic Orchestras.
"Mahler himself is the doomed little boy from the Knaben Wunderhorn longing for redemption…"
